> I am glad Steam works in Linux and something that useful was not blocked by the likes of you. It would be silly for me to try to block Steam on Linux, since

> I am glad Steam works in Linux and something that useful was not blocked by the likes of you. It would be silly for me to try to block Steam on Linux, since I'm a Steam user. > In other words, if I want to use some proprietary software, like I use Sublime Text, it does not affect you, and I don't think you can decide or limit in any way the software I can use. What makes you think I want to? This is exactly the kind of assumption that annoyed me in the otherwise reasonable article. My point was that it's important to appreciate the factors that drive user preferences and not just write off a negative response as ideology-driven.